DENTAL IMPLANTS IN PRAGUE

1. Comprehensive Consultation & Planning

Your dental implant journey is led by our highly skilled and experienced implantologists, ensuring the highest standards of care. Treatment typically involves three visits, though in some cases it can be completed in just two, depending on your individual needs.

Upon arrival in Prague, you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan and a detailed cost estimate based on a 3D scan and thorough examination. This approach ensures your treatment is tailored precisely to your oral health and aesthetic goals.

2. First Visit – Extraction & Implant Placement

If required, the first visit includes tooth extraction followed by implant placement. When additional bone support is necessary, bone augmentation is performed to create a solid foundation for the implant. This step is vital for patients with low bone density and significantly increases the long-term success of the treatment.

3. Healing & Osseointegration

After implant placement, a healing period of 3–6 months is needed for osseointegration — the process where the implant fuses with the jawbone. This ensures a stable, lasting foundation for your new tooth. In some cases, when bone density allows, a healing cylinder can be placed during the first visit to shorten the overall treatment time.

4. Healing Cylinder Placement & Gum Preparation

Once the implant has fully integrated with the bone, a healing cylinder is attached to shape the gum tissue for the final crown or bridge. This small component helps create a natural gum contour and remains in place for 3–4 weeks, allowing the gums to heal beautifully before the permanent restoration is fitted.

5. Final Restoration

The final step involves placing the custom-made crown or bridge. Designed to match your natural teeth in both look and function, the restoration is securely fixed to the implant, ensuring a strong, aesthetic, and long-lasting result.

6. Ceramic Implant Option

In addition to traditional titanium implants, we also offer ceramic (zirconia) implants — a metal-free, biocompatible, and aesthetic alternative. Ceramic implants are ideal for patients with autoimmune conditions, diabetes, or metal sensitivities. They resist plaque and corrosion, support healthy gums, and integrate seamlessly with surrounding tissue. Our specialists will help you determine whether ceramic implants are the right choice for your needs.

7. Ongoing Care & Maintenance

To ensure your implant stays healthy for years to come, we recommend sharing an annual X-ray or visiting us for a yearly check-up. This allows us to monitor the implant’s condition and address any early concerns. Regular dental hygiene visits every six months, along with daily brushing and flossing, are essential to maintaining optimal oral health and long-term implant success.